Skillz proved once again internet fans ain't shhhh....

As we all know, Skillz is the official artist who does the wrap-up every year. What started as something for a bit of fun for him, one of the illest ghostwriters who the younger generation doesn't know, has become fully expected by the hip-hop community. Now he took to his twitter on new year's eve and told the eagerly awaiting public that they would have to wait because he had a paying gig and

The New Industry

Now everyone knows I'm not a fan of most artists, especially a lot of newer artists, but there are several who I am following closely, waiting for an official release to drop. As each day goes by however, I notice that many of them are taking part in what has to be "the new industry". These guys aren't really laying the groundwork for albums with some features and what i would consider a 'true'

When keepin it Real Goes wrong...

I have to shout out Prophet Nelson for this topic because it's something he told me a while back when we were discussing "Making of the Band". Sometimes you can expose too much of yourself to the public when you are in entertainment. We may not want to admit t, but we like our celebrities to be better than us. We need them to be because if they are the same as us, then why am I watching them,

Now when Pharrell says it's out of hand...

You have got to admit things are out of hand. Just listen, we shall discuss afterward.Pharrell was making a host of great points in this clip here. It's crazy that someone who has become famous as much for his image as his "talent" . The entire game has gotten so caught up in marketing that things are insane. However, I think the times have changed again and are cycling away from image and into

Do Beats make the songs now?

There has been a lot of change going on in the hip-hop world. While we may be able to debate whether or not lyricism is dying or dead, we can agree that production is more widely varied than before. In the South, there are the crashing sounds of producers Like the Runners and Cool and Dre whose tracks sound like portions of a movie score. The West Coast still offers some of the best funk beats

Watch you Daughters part 3- thanks MSNBC

More evidence of what I told you guys earlier.